Question Grado SR325e- bluetooth possible

[McThommo]

is it possible to use my Grado wired headphones wirelessly by a bluetooth dongle thingy? I have just upgraded to a CA Evo 150 and wonder about using its Bluetooth.
Any ideas would be gratefully received

 

[Al ears]

No as far as I know.
Do I take it the Evo has no headphone socket?
Why did you buy it in that case?
You may need to buy Bluetooth headphones or get a headphone amp to attach wired as far as I am aware.

 

[nopiano]

There’s a 3.5 mm headphone socket on the front panel. But I think if you want wireless, then it’d be better to get a wireless headset - Grado make some too - though I’ve a hunch that various dongles and adapters might available. That’s not something I’m familiar with, unfortunately.

 

[Gray]

These seem to do what you want:

The 7 Best Bluetooth Headphone Adapters for Wireless Listening

Bridge the gap between your wired headphones and Bluetooth with this nifty accessory.

www.bestproducts.com

Though maybe BT headphones might be a better idea.

Depends whether you want to walk around.
But if it was me, I'd be sitting in a fixed postion using the wired Grados, wired to the front panel....and hiding any necessary extension cable / socket unobtrusively (maybe in thin trunking) along the skirting board.

 

[McThommo]

It does have a headphone socket but I just wondered if it was possible

 

[Gray]

It does have a headphone socket but I just wondered if it was possible

It is.
Whereas other headphone sockets would need TX and RX, you only need the RX...due to the Evo having the BT transmitter built in.

You'd just need to attach the receiver / amp to your wired headphones.

 

[McThommo]

What about
iFi Audio GO blu
Portable USB DAC / Wireless Headphone Amp

 

[Al ears]

What about
iFi Audio GO blu
Portable USB DAC / Wireless Headphone Amp

why?

 

[Gray]

why?

If he's got a spare £200, I doubt he could beat that for his intended purpose.
Looks like a nice little thing.

 

[jjbomber]

is it possible to use my Grado wired headphones wirelessly by a bluetooth dongle thingy? I have just upgraded to a CA Evo 150 and wonder about using its Bluetooth.
Any ideas would be gratefully received

Elegiants make several. I use this one

ELEGIANT 2-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver, Dual-link Support aptX HD/aptX LL Built-in Microphone Optical TOSLINK 3.5mm AUX RCA | BTI-066

Your friend shared a website for you! Check it now.

www.elegiants.com

 

[camcroft]

why?

I have one and I would sell it.But to be honest £ 200 was quite expensive but it is a quality product.